Sentence examples for with conditionality from inspiring English sources

So far, President Obama's modus operandi has been to bail out with conditionality.

"But it is possible to buy state bonds on the secondary market through the E.F.S.F. and the E.S.M. — naturally always bound together with conditionality," Ms. Merkel said.

"The E.C.B. needs to deal both with the stress in the markets and with the underlying economic problems, and you deal with both better with conditionality.

2.18pm BST Draghi reiterates that Italy and Spain have to request bailouts (with conditionality) to get EFSF/ESM and ECB assistance.

Donors have been accused of an "unfortunate mix of risk avoidance and 'political correctness'" avoiding full alignment through "transitional mechanisms" that essentially maintain the status quo, persisting with conditionality that ensures their preferred outcomes, but hesitating to confront corruption, ineffectual systems and project perks in partners [ 33].

"All aid was tied up with conditionalities so hopefully now Indians will have a better chance of doing what they want," he told the Guardian.

Additional resources could be tapped by issuing World Bank-type bonds on regional financial markets, guaranteed jointly by the members.The fund would make quick-disbursing loans available to members in difficulty, with conditionalities limited to stabilisation rather than to IMF-type structural reforms.

As ARDS is caused by a reduction of the surface offered for O2 diffusion, failure of the respiratory generator or the ventilatory muscles spontaneous ventilation (SV), with conditionalities, may offer to the lung better circulatory and ventilatory conditions to allow for healing.

However, programs with conditionalities on participation demonstrated a moderate improvement in health outcomes [ 15].

In the aftermath of the US result, Merkel acknowledged Trump's triumph with the conditionality usually applied to diplomacy with Russia or China.

"It was cheap and came with so few conditions, now you're having to pay more with greater conditionality".